
Family Divided
A Divorced Father's Struggle With the Child Custody Industry
Globe Pequot Publishing · Print & ebook · July 1, 1997
A Harvard-educated physician returned home one day to find a note from his wife stating she had moved out and taken the children with her.
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- Who it’s for
- Robert Mendelson examines fathers’ custody struggles, court practices, and the causes of fatherlessness in America.
- Genres
- Divorce & Separation, Divorce & Separation Law, Fatherhood
- Published
- Globe Pequot Publishing, July 1, 1997
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A Harvard-educated physician returned home one day to find a note from his wife stating she had moved out and taken the children with her. The marriage was over, but he hoped he would remain a vital part of his children's lives. His wife had other plans.
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This is the story of a once-happy family now torn apart by divorce - its dignity shredded in a family court system that sees mothers as the only proper guardians for their children, even in the overwhelming majority of cases not involving abusive or threatening husbands. Written from the divorced father's point of view, this book exposes our twisted legal system, its obvious abuses of civil rights, and indifferent courts that subject caring fathers across the nation to vengeful ex-wives, opportunistic psychologists and psychiatrists, and overzealous attorneys. Author Robert Mendelson argues that all fathers should not be viewed as deadbeat dads who shirk their responsibilities. Public opinion, the press, and the courts are wrong to think that men cannot be single parents. A Family Divided alerts divorcing fathers to the hidden minefields and pitfalls of custody proceedings, offers practical recommendations for reform, and sheds light on the real cause of fatherlessness in America today.
Fatherhood in Court
Robert Mendelson examines fathers’ custody struggles, court practices, and the causes of fatherlessness in America.
Come here for
- A divorced father’s account of custody proceedings
- Practical recommendations for reform
Expect
- A critique of family courts and custody proceedings
- Guidance on pitfalls divorcing fathers may face
Where it sits
| Fatherhood | 70% |
|---|---|
| Divorce & Separation | 64% |
| Divorce & Separation Law | 49% |
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Publisher categories
- Family Law
- Authors
- Robert Mendelson
- Publisher
- Globe Pequot Publishing
- Published
- July 1, 1997
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- Family Law